Huntsville gazette., 1887-12-10

NV DRrsCOLL. the Whyo gang chief
II murderer of Bezy Garrity, was sem
tarcad bv Recorder Smyth in New York,
~ tba %. to be hanged Friday, January
2Onext
ALL Austrian and Hungarian subjects
employed in the Rus provinces DOR
dering on Galica and Bukeovina nave
baeu ordered to quit Russian territory be-
fore January 13.
LORD MAYOR SULLIVAN of Dublin was
convicted on the I'd and sentenced to two
months imprisonment for publishing pro-
ceedinrs of meetings of suppressed
branches of the National League.
CONGRESSMAN TowNsHEND, of Illinois,
&c to introduce a bill in the coming Con-
gress providing for the creation OF a new
denartment. to be known as the Depart
mont of Industries and Public Works.
srppuFv DIETRICH, of Camp Creek, O.,
was renorted diving on the Sd, of what
was snDposed to be hydrophobia, at the
Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Dietrich was bitten several weeks ago
by pet terrier
DEMOCRATIC Senators in Washington
are trying to induce Mr.. Carlisle to forego
the Speakership and take the chairman
ship of the ways and means committee.
Mr. Beck, Mr.. German and others urge
this. They say it is the wish of the Presi-
dent.
THE great Orange diamond found at the
Cape of Good Hope, and which is ten
carats heavier than the Kohinoor, now in
possession OF Queen Victoria, was offered
for sale at auction in London on the 1st,
but was withdrawn because there were no
bidders
PRESIDENT SADI-CARNoT was formally
installed in the Eiysee palace on the after
noon of the 4th, and later received visits
from the ex-President and other leading
politicians. General Bruger invested tn g
President wi1n the grand coll ar Of the
Legion of Honor
SECRETARY LAMAR is quoted as saying
that Senator Edmunds called upon him
recently, and ''when Edmunds calls on
any body under similar circumstances,
you may depend on it that he means to
object to his nomination in the Senate.
know him Of old.''
TREASURER RIPLEY ROPES of the Beech
er monument fund committee received
check on the Cd for $2,93l.5O, from Henry
Irving, as the result of a benefit perform
ance. With this sum and the amount
realized from the eulogy of DR.. Parker the
fund now aggregates $50, 129. SO.
e
The Inter- State Commerce Commission
decides that railroad companies who ac-
cept first-class fare from coIored passen-
gers may separate them from their white
patrons, but that equal accommodations
must be afforded the first-class black pas
Senger as the first-class white one.
AN uneasy feeling seems to have made
itself manifest in Mexico as the result of a
discussion of the Cutting case and the
presentation of the matter to the Mexican
Government with a view to arriving at
distinct understanding on the point of in
ternationallaw involved in the case.
s-
LAST session Congress doubled the Gov
eminent appropriation for the militia of
the several States, making the amount for
ene year SiOJ,OO. The result has been so
satisfactory that the larger amount will
Decoatlnued in the next appropriationbill,
IL indeed, there is not a urther increase.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reciep pub
llshes IN its current issue table showing
the receipts of iron ore at Lake Erie ports
during the season of 1887 to have been
0,f59, l9S tons, an increase of thirty two
per cent. over last season. The increase
IN the sales of ore amounts to 1,016,772
tons.
HE Democratic Senators met in caucus
IN Washington on the 3D. and appeared to
be very much exercised over rumors of
republican intentions with regard to two
OF the Democratic Senators ELECT. on
whose title to seats there are said to be
slight clouds. These are Turpie, of In
dana and Faulkner, of West Virginia.
The London Lancet says: CDR. Mac
kenzie receives highly satisfactory ad-
wees concerning the condition of the
herman Crown Prince. In view of the
TACT that there is no actual microscopical
proof of the existence of cancer, the.
ulmnntion of the swelling is not without
acerfain degree of clinical Importance"
SENATOR PALMER, of Michigan, will in
uoduce in the Senate at the earliest pos
aoie opportunity after the organization
VI 'Osl body, bill prepared by him for
Nt''oO " dAnu Ooti iSoih
immigration to the United States by keep
snsoa, persons who seem likely to be un-
uesIable citizens. The bill is intended as
oar on persons of known anarchistic
tendencies.
s NE secretary of the Treasury On the
~ O,N transmitted to Congress the estimates
VI appropriations required for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1880 The total
"inount estimated as required for ali ex-
p9HSeS OF the Government is 1926, $50, 1913,
"hca Is Sl,3H,999 more than the sum
saled Tor in the estimates submitted last
soar' and SIG, 500, 406 more than the aggre-
fiscal year.
v he onclal returns of the late New
~ Io'A eiectlon, completed on the 9th, show
s.. lonowlng results for Secretary of
.ate. F. Frederick Cook (Dem.), ass, ,SS8;
Cue c,suef!ck D. Grant (Rep.), 452, ,Sl1; Henry
Hrs7 United Labor, 70,055; Dewitt c.
n4h4'ington ~ (Pro.), 1850; Edward Hall
b.' nap 1862; Thomas K. Beecher Green
in" rA So9; Preston, LOTT; blank. scatter
po S detective, 1,179. Whole number of
'''''' A'V39'675. Cooks plurality, 1907.